Arman Džaferagić

"As a researcher and restorer, the DSM offers me an almost unlimited pool of professional and technical possibilities for digitizing cultural heritage, but also the excellent connections and close exchange with national and international scientists."

Arman Džaferagić, PhD student

About the person

Arman Džaferagić, conservator and restorer, is a PhD student in the Department of Digitization at the DSM. During his studies at the University of Sarajevo and University of Applied Sciences and Arts Hildesheim, he gained extensive experience in the conservation and digitization of cultural heritage in projects for UNESCO, Cultural Heritage without Borders, and through activities at the National Museum and the Historical Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina. In his master's thesis, which was part of a DFG-funded project, he dealt with the possibilities of a fully digital reconstruction of historical wall paintings. At the DSM, Arman is deepening his research in the area of digitization of cultural heritage and digital techniques in conservation and restoration.

Current projects

Scientifically Based Digitization and Digital Reconstruction of the Bremen Cog